Production Technician - Assembler
The Production Technician-Assembler supports manufacturing operations by assembling components and finished products, performing routine testing, and ensuring accurate documentation. This role plays a key part in maintaining production flow, quality, and on‑time delivery.
Hours: 8am to 5pm, M-F; schedule may change after training
Pay: $20/hour
Production Technician-Assembler Responsibilities:
- Prepare and configure stock units for shipment, including labeling
- Assemble components and products across multiple product lines
- Program and calibrate microprocessors and computer‑based controls
- Conduct routine testing of components and subassemblies
- Package finished units and prepare them for shipment
- Receive and inspect incoming components from suppliers
- Support weekly and annual cycle counts
- Complete production orders and documentation in the ERP system
- Pull components for production builds
- Follow and improve build protocols to ensure reliability and repeatability
- Meet production deadlines and support on‑time shipments
- Maintain a safe, organized work area
- Identify opportunities to reduce manufacturing costs through component or process improvements
- Comply with all ethical, legal, and regulatory requirements
Occasional Duties
- Use mechanical and electrical test equipment
- Identify improvements to product mechanical or electrical features
- Support field product repairs as needed
- Participate in Lean Manufacturing and other process‑improvement initiatives
Production Technician-Assembler Requirements:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Proficient with basic hand and power tools
- Ability to learn quickly with strong attention to detail
- Demonstrated problem‑solving and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively
- Flexibility and adaptability in a dynamic environment
- Strong organizational and multitasking abilities
Preferred Qualifications
- Two years of experience in electro‑mechanical manufacturing
- Associate degree in a technical discipline
- Ability to interpret drawings, specifications, and procedures
- Knowledge of mechanical/electrical debugging techniques
- Experience with engineering methods such as Six Sigma, Lean, SPC, modeling, tolerance analysis, or data analysis
- Ability to drive for extended periods; travel up to 10%
- Availability for overtime, evenings, or weekends as needed
This is an exciting opportunity to join a leader in its industry. This is a Furst-to-Hire opportunity. If you meet the qualifications, we want to speak with you! Apply here or contact ReNea at 608-291-9440.
